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SEEKING FREELANCER - NYC, remote ok. I'm working on a poetry distribution and discovery platform. Think Spotify, but for poetry (text, not audio, to start). This is a tiny market! It's not a startup. Just something that needs to e
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On Fiji, ants have learned to grow plants to house their massive colonies
(arstechnica.com)
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Advancing exploitation: a scriptless 0day exploit against Linux desktops
(scarybeastsecurity.blogspot.com)
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Remembering Condé Nast’s Holiday Lunch: Fake Smiles, Blowouts, Social Terror
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Someone did this using Twitter data and NLP. Can't find it right now but I think the name had to do with weather.
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Tuesday Shouldn't Change the Narrative
(slatestarcodex.com)
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The Third Thing
(poetryfoundation.org)
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"I'm biased against Chinese labor. Do you think anyone is biased against Chinese labor?"
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Thanks! Are you using the Django template language on the server or using React somehow?
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I'm curious: how do you think about client vs server side rendering? What happens where?
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The difference doesn't really matter in context. You're fixating on a small part of the article that isn't important to the main thread.
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Just to be clear, it seems from context that Wells is referring to the sections of Finnegan's Wake that had published, rather than to Portrait and Ulysses.
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It seems like your question was set up to confirm your conclusion. If you had instead asked how Drew was able to support himself, you'd probably get a more accurate answer.
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Introducing OpenType Variable Fonts
(medium.com)
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Capillary action is not nearly strong enough to permit tall trees. This is a common misconception. The stronger mechanism is negative pressure, caused by transpiration at the top of the tree, pulling up miniscule strands of water under high
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I think a probabilistic argument makes sense. You don't have to pursue 100% of bike thefts to discourage them.
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I asked a paleontologist about this recently, and their answer was that the density of fossils is too similar to the surrounding material for ground-penetrating radar to be useful. I wonder whether the challenges couldn't be addressed
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Tolerance Troubles
(slatestarcodex.com)
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ByzCoin: Securely Scaling Blockchains
(hackingdistributed.com)
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The Cryptobond and Autopublic Companies
(moneyandstate.com)
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00FFFF
(websafe2k16.com)
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Moonshine Master Toys with String Theory
(quantamagazine.org)
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Memoization in Elixir
(ineverfinishanyth.in)
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It's the DRY principle. If you have a single-page app, the frontend needs to know how to render everything (using JS), so rendering on your backend as well is, at best, duplicated work. There may also be complications at the boundary o
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You might be interested to read "Cryptanalysis: A Study of Ciphers and Their Solution", a 1939 (!) book by Helen Fouché Gaines. It covers a lot of these kinds of variants.
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This. Go through the deprecation lists and backwards incompatibility lists item by item. Thankfully, they're very thoroughly done. It probably won't take as long as you think!
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As someone who picked Django over Rails ~10 years ago and has used it for everything since then-- I wouldn't bother. Django and Rails, like Python and Ruby, look more and more similar as time goes on. Not because they are becoming more
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Oops! Thanks.
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If you are catching a Pokemon and you hear that Halo 3 has been confirmed, finish catching the Pokemon, then go and inquire.
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Wow, a startup that's actually shipping product.
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